How airlines store and share your information

By Anastasiya Bolton and Anna Staver, KUSA

What kind of information does an airline collect about you as a passenger? And who can access it?

For answers, we reviewed the privacy policies of Frontier, United and Southwest. Here’s what we found:

1) You agree to a range of data collection by clicking agree to their terms of service when you buy a ticket. These long, multipage privacy disclosures include everything from how they share your information with other companies to following what you say about them on social media.

2) In addition to your basic travel information and history, Frontier’s privacy policy states it keeps your “email submissions and their content” so they can evaluate their “customer-relations and assistance programs.”

3) And Frontier says it shares your travel information with other companies, including other airlines, as well as “certain third parties for direct marketing purposes.”

Read the rest of the list and learn more about the Data Privacy here.

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